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nipsum

v1.0.0

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Nipsum allows you to generate words, sentences and paragraphs of dummy text in the command line.

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Keywords

dummytextlorumipaum

Readme

Nipsum

Node ipsum allows you to generate dummy text in the command line.
Dummy text generator written by Fatih Kadir Akın - https://github.com/f/loremjs

Installation

  1. Download nipsum and navigate to the directory
$ git clone https://github.com/btcrooks/nipsum.git
$ cd nipsum
  1. Download dependencies
$ npm install
  1. Install nipsum globally (If at first you don't succeed, sudo and try again :smirk: )
$ npm install -g

Usage

Nipsum takes a single option followed by an argument:

$ nipsum [OPTIONS] [ARGS]

Generate words:

$ nipsum -w <count>

Generate sentences:

$ nipsum -s <count>

Generate paragraphs:

$ nipsum -p <count>

you can alseo format text using --format=«option»:

$ nipsum -w «count» --format=caps
$ nipsum -w «count» --format=titlecase

Help:

$ nipsum -h

Getting Fancy :sunglasses:

Pair nipsum with pbcopy to send text straight to your clipboard.

$ nipsum -p 5 | pbcopy

Roadmap

  • [ ] Use a flag to send text to the clipboard.
  • [ ] Generate by character count.
  • [x] Text formatting
  • [x] Publish on NPM. https://www.npmjs.com/package/nipsum